It could be that all concerned are dividing up the tiger’s skin before the tiger is properly dead

The regime has lost over 60,000 men since the war began, but new Russian equipment is helping turn the tide

To ask for a more complex reading of the situation is not to exonerate Israel

Mr Edelstein is due to speak in the Palace of Westminster at the invitation of House of Commons speaker John Bercow

Villages that remained loyal to the Syrian regime have paid a steep price

Trial first in recent memory for Saudis accused of spying and may stoke tensions between local Shia and Sunni Muslims

Just over a year since UK Parliament voted to recognise Palestinian statehood it is now welcoming a man who lives on an illegal Israeli settlement built on Palestinian land

Officials still can't explain how the device went missing, but say it was not taken by Isis

Violent repression of pro-democracy movements in kingdom has led to complaints about complicity fuelled by trade

Russia has put the chance of a Syria ceasefire holding at less than 50 per cent

Taiz has been one of the hardest fought fronts in a war in which local militias and forces loyal to the Saudi-backed government

The war is far from over, but the faint shape of an endgame is coalescing amid the bloodbath

As a Canadian of Palestinian-Armenian origin, I was forced to question the ethics of a company I'd already dedicated 15 years of my life to

In the Second World War, Allied leaders planned  for the post-war world –  a ‘United Nations’ – years before the conflict ended. We must do the same for the Middle East. 

Concern that British 'seek and destroy' drones may already be operating over the country

In Birmingham, protesters held signs saying 'Trump is right'